Some homes are designed to be surrounded by nature. Foxes Run is designed to belong to it. Set on 7.4 premier acres in coveted Radnor Township, in the heart of the Main Line, this secluded estate is reached by a private drive that crosses a bridge over Foxes Run, the creek that gives the property its name, and arrives at a residence by architect Alex Messinger, with interiors by John Herman, hidden entirely from the road. Held by one family for more than three decades, it offers a rare combination of land, privacy, and a home that lives in conversation with the woods around it.
Inside, two walls of windows wrap the living room toward a gorgeous fireplace, and the kitchen opens into a glass conservatory with two stories of windows on every side. A first-floor primary suite with exposed stone, a lower level with stone fireplace, home gym, and sauna, and a private apartment above the oversized three-car garage bring the total to six bedrooms and six and a half baths. But the land is the story: a creek to walk, wildflowers each spring, room for horses, and quiet in every direction. Private. Elevated. One of one. Welcome to Foxes Run.
